Draft (noun)

1. A preliminary or rough version of a document or speech.
2. A plan or rough drawing.
3. A plan of a building or ship.
4. A current of air in a confined space.
5. A system for conscripting men for military service.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french draft, from drafter "to draw" (the sense being "that which is drawn"), from latin trahere "draw".

Examples:

1. She typed a first draft of her speech.
2. He made a rough draft of the design.
3. The ship's draft is too deep for this channel.
4. A draft of cold air came down the chimney.
5. He was conscripted in the first draft of 1940.